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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY, SSI FOR IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME

Can you get ssd ssi disability for irritable bowel syndrome?


Irritable bowel syndrome, a relative of ulcerative colitis, is a form of inflammatory bowel disease that affects literally millions of individuals, women more so than men.

Characterized by alternating periods of diarrhea and constipation, the debilitating symptoms of IBS also include abdominal cramping and bloating, as well as a significant amount of anxiety and stress.

Between twenty and fifty percent of all visits to the gastroenterologist involve irritable bowel syndrome, and in western countries most of the patients are female. Some studies suggest that there may be a hormonal component to irritable bowel syndrome, resulting in changes, for better or worse, during pregnancy or menstruation.

It has been estimated that about eighty percent of all irritable bowel syndrome suffers have an overgrowth of bacteria in the intestines, and treatment often involves the use of antibiotics to control bacterial growth.

Additionally, it appears that irritable bowel syndrome episodes may be triggered by stress, depression, anger, tenseness, or feeling overwhelmed. Therefore, counseling and medication therapy may reduce the number of irritable bowel syndrome attacks. Fortunately, most irritable bowel syndrome sufferers are able to receive affective treatment. Individual’s that are not able to control the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome usually have significant restrictions in their daily activities.

Though irritable bowel syndrome is a commonly diagnosed condition, it is nonetheless a severe impairment, one that can contribute to a disability claimant's overall evaluation for benefits.

In fact, a person who files for disability benefits (social security disability or ssi based on a disabling condition) can win a claim and be approved for benefits no matter what their medical condition is, or what their various conditions consist of.

This situation exists because the disability program established by congress is more concerned with the functional limitation's that result from a clamaint's medical conditions than with the actual conditions.

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